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Small Torx Screwdrivers

theoldwizard1

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I'm looking for a modestly priced set of small (< T5) screwdrivers. I have hex bits, but screws are recessed in a hole that is too small for the driver/handle.


EDIT: Or maybe just a set of extra long bits ?
 
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wagzilla

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I have one thats has a small rachet that works in tight places it was on line pretty cheap had about 36 peaces. forgot the name sorry

James
 

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i have and use the Western Forge made craftsman set, and have no complaints. its affordable too. i think i paid like $8 bucks on sale a while back, when rebuilding a 1/4" snap on ratchet.
 

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Ace Hardware sells a very nice set -- around $15, with a zipper case. I've used mine a lot at work on computer bits and cell phones.

Sears sells a decent set, and individual drivers in most sizes if you know what you need.
 
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cosmik binturong

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you do know that "<" means "less than", don't you? :headscrat

so, posting a link to a Bondhus' page where there's no smaller than T5 Torx is not really helpful...
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educamation these days... ;)



now, as for those small Torx screwdrivers, there's not that much choice -quality wise- *if* it's to be of regular use on steel or Ti screws and/or if there's a need to re-use those screws: PB Swiss, Wiha, Wera, Vessel and Moody are probably the top five for T1 to T5 bits/screwdrivers for serious use, be that professional or not. if budget is tight and use infrequent, get a good set of good taiwanese ones sold under many brands.
 

jeffmoss26

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I love the Picquic teeny turner, use it for working on laptops. I also have a set of Apex bits T6 and up that I use with my ratcheting drivers.
 

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mech-tech

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I got mine at lowes for $8. It is the kobalt brand and has a bunch of long bits stored in the handle that goes from t-10 on down
 

ChevyEFI

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three that have this set and not even one has the idea to post what Torx sizes are in this set? :spit:

I don't know what my micro torx driver sizes are either.

They look like the ones in these sets and I always have one that fits. :thumbup:

There are times to micromanage your inventory and then there is time to arrêter de déconner et de travailler.


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cosmik binturong

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I don't know what my micro torx driver sizes are either.

can't read the size on 'em? get better eyes! :D


They look like the ones in these sets and I always have one that fits. :thumbup:
lucky guy... :thumbup:


There are times to micromanage your inventory and then there is time to arrêter de déconner et de travailler.
if i do micromanage my screwdriver herd, i do micromanage it with all the precision needed...
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no time to work though, i prefer to play. :lol:





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